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The red seats play their deciding game Tuesday, and it is looking good so far. Any result other than a loss or a goaless draw will see Kiel promoted to second division and thus 1860 sent packing to 3rd division.

The game will be played at the Allianz. Reeeeeeeeeeeeddddd seats here. we.come!

It is not video from AA but it is nice and quiet nostalgia

tflags wrote:The red seats play their deciding game Tuesday,

Red seats one, White seats 0. Looks like 1860 is going down. 0-1 at the Allianz.

tflags wrote:

tflags wrote:The red seats play their deciding game Tuesday,

Red seats one, White seats 0. Looks like 1860 is going down. 0-1 at the Allianz.

They somehow won in extra time... unglaublich

Ah never mind. It's a common theme this week.

NOoooooooooooooooo

Where does it say that if 1860 relegated, the seats are changed to red?

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MaCk0y wrote:Where does it say that if 1860 relegated, the seats are changed to red?

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It's an assumption. If they relegate, they won't afford to keep playing in the Allianz Arena so the only barrier to having red seats will be gone.

FCBayernMunchen wrote:

MaCk0y wrote:Where does it say that if 1860 relegated, the seats are changed to red?

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It's an assumption.

KHR confirmed it.

The new LED based lighting system installed by Phillips.

No other colors? All Black with a white Allianz Arena Logo would be awesome!

The pitch is in bad condition, I notice this in the AUDI CUP. In this condition, the pitch does not help our passing game. I don’t know what cause this, but hope Bayern can fix it quickly.

MaCk0y wrote:No other colors? All Black with a white Allianz Arena Logo would be awesome!

I didn't notice anything extraordinary about it either.

MaCk0y wrote:No other colors? All Black with a white Allianz Arena Logo would be awesome!

The usual Red, blue, green are possible. And if I understood this quote correctly, the Arena can now be lit up in any of the colors we want.

"We will expand the palette from three to 16 million colors. There will be plenty of light scenarios possible with which the Allianz Arena will be able to create unique moods,” said Roger Karner, Managing Director of Philips Lighting in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

ottackon wrote:I didn't notice anything extraordinary about it either.

umm, the colors can now change seamlessly which makes moving light patterns possible. Before this, there were only static lighting options possible. Pretty cool if you ask me.

It looks so great, better than before.